Painting St. Thomas More: What Is 500 Years Old Will Soon Be New (Art) Again
The saint’s visage will harken to that famous depiction, artist Joseph Macklin told the Register.
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St. Thomas More: God’s Servant First, and the King’s Too
COMMENTARY: The subtle yet profound difference in More's last words.
Providential Feast Days Shine Light on Religious Freedom Week
COMMENTARY: The week’s liturgical calendar features saints who died defying unjust rulers — and feasts that point to the deeper source of true freedom.
Sister Wilhelmina’s Order to Expand to England — at Abbey Founded by St. Thomas More’s Great-Great-Grandaughter
The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles have a devotion to the English martyr.
All Souls’ Day: Visiting Grandpa Continues Now That He Is ‘Back With Grandma’
Don’t wait to take your child to a cemetery. Run there, play and pray …
Saints Have Died to Defend Christ’s Teaching on Marriage — Why Don’t We?
St. John the Baptist, St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher gave their lives to uphold the indissolubility of marriage, but few Catholics dare to speak so boldly today
In DC’s Virginia Suburbs, Catholic Lawyers and Politicians Have a Double Patron in St. Thomas More
‘Father. Lawyer. Writer. Educator. Intellectual. Politician. Martyr. He’s the patron for all seasons…’
St. Thomas More Was the King’s Good Servant, And God’s First
St. Thomas More remained fiercely loyal to his King, but even more so to the preservation of his king’s immortal soul.
Relic of St. Thomas More Faces Destruction Unless Anglican Church Opens Vault
ANALYSIS: The relic of the saint’s head has rested in St. Dunstan’s Church for almost 500 years.
